Election Laws - As introduced, requires the state coordinator of elections to monthly compare the statewide voter registration database with relevant databases of state and federal agencies to ensure non-United States citizens are not registered to vote in this state; revises documents that may be provided to prove United States citizenship upon request by a county election commission; revises the process of appealing a determination that an individual is not qualified to vote based upon citizenship status. - Amends TCA Title 2.

HB 202 requires Tennessee voters registering after July 2025 to submit proof of U.S. citizenship (like a birth certificate, passport, or naturalization document) with their registration forms. The state election coordinator must monthly compare the statewide voter database with state and federal records (including driver's license and social security databases) to identify non-citizens. If citizenship is questioned, voters have 30 days to provide proof to their county election commission; failure results in removal from voter rolls (with voting history preserved), but voters may appeal to the state election commission for a hearing. This bill directly affects all new and existing voters in Tennessee whose citizenship is verified through this process.